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Finland-Japan Workshop: The next generation medical engineering in biomaterials, 17-21 June 2018

Finland-Japan Workshop:

The next generation medical engineering in biomaterials

Joint with 3rd Bone and Biomaterials Workshop

June 17-21, 2018

Oulu, Finland

http://ouluhealth.fi/event/finland-japan-workshop-next-generation-medical-engineering-biomaterials/


Venue

University of Oulu, Medical Campus

Location: Aapistie 5 A, Oulu, Finland

Bus transportation by University of Oulu (18-20 June)

7:15 Sokos Hotel Eden

7:30 Front of City Hall

7:45 University of Oulu

15 minutes after the end of lectures University of Oulu

+ 15 minutes Front of City Hall

+ 15 minutes Sokos Hotel Eden

Public transportation

No. Hotel Bus transportation

1 Sokos Hotel Eden N/A

2 Radisson Blu Hotel Public bus lines: 1, 2, 7, 10, 20, 23, 34, 41, 50

3 Scandic Oulu Public bus lines: 1, 2, 7, 10, 20, 23, 34, 41, 50

4 Lapland Hotels Oulu Public bus lines: 1, 2, 7, 10, 20, 23, 34, 41, 50

5 Cumulus City Oulu Public bus lines: 1, 2, 7, 10, 20, 23, 34, 41, 50

6 Original Sokos Hotel Arina Oulu Public bus lines: 1, 2, 7, 10, 20, 23, 34, 41, 50

7 Best Western Hotel Apollo Public bus lines: 1, 2, 7, 10, 20, 23, 34, 41, 50

General information


From Airport to City Center

Public transportation: Bus lines 8 (27 min) and 9 (35 min)

Tickets are available from the bus driver and cost € 5.8

Taxi: The price for a taxi ride from the airport to the city center is about € 35

Local Organizing Committee

Chair: Petri Lehenkari, Prof., Ph.D., MD University of Oulu

Vice-Chair: Miho Nakamura, Ph.D. Tokyo Medical and Dental University,

University of Oulu

Juha Tuukkanen, Prof., Ph.D. University of Oulu

Juhana Leppilahti, Prof., Ph.D, MD University of Oulu Hospital

Sanna Turunen, Ph.D. University of Oulu

Mikko Finnilä, Ph.D. University of Oulu

Timo Alalääkkölä University of Oulu Hospital

Salla Hirvonen Business Oulu

Japanese Advisory Committee

Chair: Masaya Yamamoto, Prof., Ph.D Tohoku University

Yuriko Higuchi, Ph.D. University of Kyoto

Satoshi Uchida, Ph.D. The University of Tokyo

Kenichi Nagase, Ph.D. Keio University

Tsuyoshi Kimura, Ph.D. Tokyo Medical and Dental University

Hiroyasu Takemoto, Ph.D. Tokyo Institute of Technology

Yukiko Matsunaga, Ph.D. The University of Tokyo

Takako Uchida BusinessOulu


Topics

Regenerative medicine

Drug Delivery system

Tissue and Cell engineering

Clinical application of biomaterials and medical implants

MEMS

Industrialization of research achievements

Plenary speakers

Prof. Takao Hanawa (Tokyo Medical and Dental University)

Prof. Tatsuya Shimizu (Tokyo Women’s Medical University)

Schedule at a glance

17.6 Sun Welcome reception

18.6 Mon Seminar

19.6 Tue Seminar & Banquet

20.6 Wed Seminar & OuluHealth Lab visit (http://ouluhealth.fi/labs/)

21.6 Thu Meeting for research matching towards collaboration


Presentations

Presentation Questions and answers

Plenary presentation 40 minutes 5 minutes

Invited presentation 20 minutes 5 minutes

Oral presentation 15 minutes 5 minutes

In order to ensure the smooth running of the presentations, speakers are advised the following:

Speakers are requested to be in the “next speaker chair” at least 10 min before the start of the

presentation.

The chairperson will monitor your presentation timekeeping.

Speakers will be provided with a microphone and a laser pointer for use in their presentations.

Please check all your videos run properly with the support team before your presentation.

All presentations need to be sent to the organizers through FileSender link by 11th of June 2018.

The link will be sent to the speakers by email to the address they have given when registering to

the meeting.

A computer and projector will be provided

Use of individual laptop computers is NOT permitted

For poster presentations the please note following:

The maximum size of the poster is 100 cm x 120 cm (vertical)

Please put your poster on the stand already on Monday 18th June, the official poster session is

from 12:00-12:55 on Tuesday when all presenters are expected to be available at their posters.

Poster stands and needles for attachment are provided

Please find your poster stand by the number of your poster in the program


Social programs

Welcome reception (Finnish culture experience)

Date and Time: 17.6 (Sun) 18:00-21:00

Location: Maikkula Mansion (Maikkulanrinne 21, 90240 Oulu)

Please bring your swimsuit and towel.

Banquet (City Reception):

Date and Time: 19.6 (Tue) 19:00-20:30

Location: City Hall (Kirkkokatu 2a, 90100 Oulu)

Dress code: Business casual

Free WiFi: Panoulu in university and city center

Health and Bioscience Doctoral Program, University of Oulu


17:20

17:30

Transportation to Welcome Reception

from Sokos Hotel Eden

through City Hall

18:00−21:00 Welcome reception, Maikkula Mansion

Please bring your swimsuit and towel.

8:00−8:15 Opening remarks

Petri Lehenkari, University of Oulu, Chair of local organizing committee

Masaya Yamamoto, Tohoku University, Chair of Japanese Advisory Committee

8:15−8:25 Tadaharu Tsumoto, JSPS Stockholm Office in Sweden

8:25−8:35 Ulla Ellmén, Academy of Finland

8:35−8:45 Ritva Saastamoinen and Mirja Peltola,

Health and Bioscience Doctoral Program, University of Oulu

Session 1. Clinical problem of implants

Chairs: Takao Hanawa, Tokyo Medical and Dental University

Petri Lehenkari, University of Oulu

1-1. 8:45−9:10 Juhana Leppilahti, Oulu University Hospital

Biomaterials in hip and knee artroplasties

1-2. 9:10−9:35 Aleksi Reito, Central Finland Hospital and Coxa Hospital for Joint Replacement

Metal-on-metal hip replacements: lessons learned from the world wide catastrophe

1-3. 9:35−10:00 Jaakko Niinimäki, University of Oulu

Clinical imaging of medical implants – a review

Program on 18 June (Monday)

Program on 17 June (Sunday)

Finland-Japan Workshop:

The next generation medical engineering in biomaterials

Program


10:00−10:20 Coffee break

1-4. 10:20−10:45 Sami Tetri, Department of Neurosurgery, Oulu University Hospital

Complications of artificial skull implants

1-5. 10:45−11:10 Fredrik Yannopoulos, Cardiothoracic Surgery Unit, Oulu University Hospital

Clinical applications and problems of implanted biomaterials in cardiothoracic

surgery

1-6. 11:10−11:35 Arjaleena Ilo, Vascular Surgery Unit, Oulu University Hospital

Biomaterials in vascular surgery

11:35−12:35 Lunch on your own

Session 2. Clinical application of biomaterials and medical implants

Chairs: Tatsuro Goda, Tokyo Medical and Dental University

Juhana Leppilahti, University of Oulu

2-1. 12:35−13:20 Plenary lecture

Takao Hanawa, Tokyo Medical and Dental University

Next Generation Metallic Implant Materials and Surfaces

2-2. 13:20−13:45 Masato Ueda, Kansai University

2D Patterning of Cells by Light Irradiation

2-3. 13:45−14:05 Yusuke Tsutsumi, Tokyo Medical and Dental University

Long-term corrosion monitoring of metallic biomaterials


Session 3. Delivery systems

Chairs: Kenichi Nagase, Keio University

Juha Tuukkanen, University of Oulu

3-1. 14:25−14:45 Heikki Nieminen, Aalto University

Novel concepts of ultrasonic drug delivery

3-2. 14:45−15:10 Akihisa Otaka, Kansai University

Bone-targeting phospholipid polymer to solubilize lipophilic anticancer drug

3-3. 15:10−15:30 Mitsuru Naito, The University of Tokyo

Intracellular-ATP-responsive siRNA delivery systems


3-4. 15:30−15:50 Simo Näkki, University of Eastern Finland

Designed porous nanovector for safe and effective cancer therapy

3-5. 15:50−16:10 Satoshi Uchida, The University of Tokyo

Therapeutic application of mRNA delivery using polyplex micelles

3-6. 16:10−16:30 Yuriko Higuchi, Kyoto University

Improvement cell-cell adhesion by cell surface modification with ligand molecule via

PEG-lipid

Session 4. Tissue and cell engineering

Chairs: Masaya Yamamoto, Tohoku University

Petri Lehenkari, University of Oulu

4-1. 8:00−8:45 Plenary lecture

Tatsuya Shimizu, Tokyo Women's Medical University

Thick Tissue Fabrication using Vascularization Technology

4-2. 8:45−9:10 Saara Laitinen, Finnish Red Cross Blood Service

Nanotechnology in wound treatment

4-3. 9:10−9:30 Tsuyoshi Kimura, Tokyo Medical and Dental University

Development of an antibody immobilizing device for label-free selective capture of

target cells

4-4. 9:30−9:50 Jun Kobayashi, Tokyo Women's Medical University

Temperature-dependent affinity of heparin-binding growth factors and cells with a

heparin-immobilized thermoresponsive surface


Chairs: Yuriko Higuchi, Kyoto University

Saara Laitinen, Finnish Red Cross Blood Service

4-5. 10:10−10:35 Osamu Suzuki, Tohoku University

Chemical behavior and bioactive property of octacalcium phosphate-based bone

substitute materials

Program on 19 June (Tuesday)


4-6. 10:35−10:55 Nobuyuki Tanaka, RIKEN

Cell differentiation and surface properties toward label-free non-destructive cell

quality assessment

4-7. 10:55−11:15 Hiroyasu Takemoto, Tokyo Institute of Technology

Development of polyzwitterion that recognizes tumorous pH for effective delivery of

the coated nanoparticles

4-8. 11:15−11:35 Masaya Yamamoto, Tohoku University

Development of a sacrificial template with a stimulus-responsive biomaterial to

fabricate a vascularized soft microfluidic device

11:35−12:55 Lunch buffet and Poster session

Session 5. Biomaterials for regenerative medicine

Chairs: Jun Kobayashi, Tokyo Women's Medical University

Jukka Seppälä, Aalto University

5-1. 12:55−13:20 Akio Kishida, Tokyo Medical and Dental University

Topological study of basement membrane of decellularized aorta using its synthetic

replica

5-2. 13:20−13:45 Mikael Skrifvars, University of Borås

Added value of functionalised structural textiles as biomaterials

5-3. 13:45−14:10 Michael Gasik, Aalto University Foundation

Mechanobiology and implants: from bench to bed, and back?

5-4. 14:10−14:30 Kenichi Nagase, Keio University

Temperature-Modulated Cell Separation Methods for Regenerative Medicine


Chairs: Satoshi Uchida, The University of Tokyo

Mikael Skrifvars, University of Borås

5-5. 14:50−15:15 Hannu Aro, University of Turku, Turku University Hospital

Development of bioactive glass as synthetic bone substitute

5-6. 15:15−15:40 Jukka Seppälä, Aalto University

3D-Printed Bio-Polymeric Scaffolds for Tissue Regeneration and Nerve Guiding


5-7. 15:40−16:00 Ashok Kumar, Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur

Biomimetic and Bioinspired Scaffolds and Biomaterials for Bone and Nerve Tissue

Engineering and Regenerative Medicine

5-8. 16:00−16:20 Miho Nakamura, University of Oulu/Tokyo Medical and Dental University

Banked bone intended for clinical use contains stored piezoelectrical energy

18:30 Transportation to Banquet (City reception) for those who are accommodated in

hotel Eden)

19:00−20:30 Banquet (City reception), City Hall

Session 6. New techniques and biomaterials

Chairs: Tsuyoshi Kimura, Tokyo Medical and Dental University

Michael Gasik, Aalto University

6-1. 8:00−8:25 Takayuki Narushima, Tohoku University

Antibacterial activity of TiO2 layers formed on Ti-Au alloys by thermal oxidation

6-2. 8:25−8:50 Marko Huttula, University of Oulu

Synchrotron based soft Xray spectromicroscopy for bio and medical materials

characterization

6-3. 8:50−9:10 Mikko Finnilä, University of Oulu

Contrast enhanced micro-computed tomography imaging of joint degeneration in

osteoarthritis rat models

6-4. 9:10−9:30 Tatsuro Goda, Tokyo Medical and Dental University

Sugar-incorporated Conducting Polymers for Influenza Virus Diagnosis


Session 7. Industrialization

Chairs: Miho Nakamura, University of Oulu/Tokyo Medical and Dental University

Mikko Finnilä, University of Oulu

7-1. 9:50−10:15 Masanori Kikuchi, National Institute for Materials Science

Hydroxyapatite/Collagen Bone-Like Nanocomposite: Novel Applications

Program on 20 June (Wednesday)


7-2. 10:15−10:35 Maritta Perälä-Heape, University of Oulu

OuluHealth innovation ecosystem

7-3. 10:35−10:50 Timo Alalääkkölä, Oulu University Hospital

OuluHealth Labs - a top class testing environment for health technology solutions

7-4. 10:50−11:05 Jukka Kortelainen, University of Oulu, Cerenion Oy

Cerenion Oy - From research idea to start-up

7-5. 11:05−11:20 Hanna Tölli, BBS-Bioactive Bone Substitutes Oyj

ARTEBONE®-Next Generation Bone Substitute

7-6. 11:20−11:35 Goncalo Barreto, Disior Analytics

Treatment design tools for orthopaedic surgery

7-7. 11:35−11:50 Virpi Muhonen, Askel Healthcare Ltd

From cartilage regeneration researcher to an entrepreneur in a medical device

start-up: the COPLA Scaffold case

7-8. 11:50−12:05 Jerome Thevenot, MIPT, University of Oulu

From research to clinics: detection of joint disorders with MAKNEE

12:05−13:30 Lunch on your own

13:30 Guided walk to OYS TestLab starting in front of Leena Palotie Hall

(Auditorium 101A, Aapistie 5 A)

13:40−15:40 Visiting OYS Test Lab, on-site presentations and discussion

Meeting for research matching towards collaboration (For participants who wish to collaborate)

Chairs: Yuriko Higuchi, Kyoto University (mail to: [email protected])

Hiroyasu Takemoto, Tokyo Institute of Technology

Time 9:00- 10:30

Location: Medical Campus, Aapistie 5 A, seminar room 116B

Program on 21 June (Thursday)


Poster presentations

P1 Inari Avila, University of Oulu

Adhesion and mechanical properties of nanocrystalline hydroxyapatite coating obtained by

onversion of atomic layer deposited calcium carbonate on titanium substrate

P2 Shuvashis Das Gupta, University of Oulu

Raman Micro-spectroscopic analysis of the mineral/matrix ratios in both Subchondral Bone Tissue

and Calcified cartilage in human osteochondral samples

P3 Shekh Emran, University of Eastern Finland

Concentric ring probe for bioimpedance spectroscopic measurements: design and ex vivo

feasibility testing on pork jaw tissues

P4 Shaimaa Fouda, College of Dentistry, Imam Abdulrahman Bin Faisal University

Effect of Nanodiamonds on Candida albicans Adhesion to PMMA denture base: An in vitro study

P5 Matti Huotari, University of Oulu

Photoplethysmography based arterial oxygen saturation estimation

P6 Remi Kamakura, University of Oulu

Controlled delivery system for nutritional compounds to stimulate gastrointestinal hormone

secretion in vitro

P7 Asla Keisu, University of Oulu

The association between knee breadth and body mass

P8 Juuso Ketola, University of Oulu

Structural bone analysis with limited data

P9 Sumanta Samanta, Tampere University of Technology

Engineering extra cellular matrix mimetic conductive scaffold for cardiac tissue regeneration

P10 Khalil Shahramian, University of Turku

Thrombogenicity of sol-gel derived TiO2 coated zirconia

P11 Prateek Singh, University of Oulu

Biomimetic surfaces for matrix-matched cell biology

P12 Nazanin Zanjanizadeh Ezazi, University of Helsinki

Conductive vancomycin-loaded porous silica bone scaffolds

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